trustpilot-reviews
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Trustpilot customer reviews scraper for any company listed on trustpilot.com — given a company domain (e.g. shopify.com, apple.com, shopwagandtail.com) plus optional filters (page number, single star rating 1-5, single language ISO code, verified-only flag, has-company-reply flag, date period last30days/last3months/last6months/last12months, free-text keyword search, and reviewer countryCode client-side filter), extracts paginated reviews with 20+ fields per review: reviewId, reviewUrl, reviewTitle, reviewDescription, reviewRatingScore (1-5), reviewDate (ISO publishedDate), reviewDateOfExperience, reviewLabel, isReviewVerified, reviewer (display name), reviewerId, reviewersCountry (ISO Alpha-2), reviewLanguage, reviewCompanyResponse (the company reply text), plus pagination metadata (currentPage, totalPages, totalCount). Optional flags add reviewer profile metadata (reviewerNumberOfReviews, reviewerProfileIsVerified), reply analysis dates (companyReplyPublishedDate, companyReplyUpdatedDate), extended metadata
Install
npx skills add browser-act/skills --skill trustpilot-reviews -a claude-code
Installs to .claude/skills/trustpilot-reviews/ · Each command fetches the skill straight from GitHub with the open skills CLI.
Byte-identical to the scanned commit, with the repository’s licence and a SOURCE.txt.
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